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Interior of Bushalla's Brewery |
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Bushalla's Cool Drink Factory |
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George Gould's House 1909 |
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E Townsend's Carriage Makers |
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E Townsend's Carriage Makers (2) |
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Tom O'Connor's Blacksmith Shop |
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First Railway Station 1904 |
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First Railway Station 1904 (2) |
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Hordern Hotel |
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Old Saleyards in the distance |
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Federal Street |
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Looking North |
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Egerton Street in flood |
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Now Doney Street |
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Creek in Flood |
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From Railway Station |
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Narrogin 1908 |
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From North East |
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Narrogin 1897 |
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From South East |
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Narrogin 1895 |
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From North East - Photo very poor |
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Narrogin c1895 |
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Earliest known view of Narrogin |
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Narrogin Scout Troop c1916 |
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First Schoolhouse on Federal Street c1895-6 |
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Mr Schneider's residence with some of Mrs Schneider's music pupils |
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Egerton Street crossing |
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Looking West, Duke of York Hotel in centre. |
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Old house, Chugaminning (near Cuballing) |
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Built c1865 by Quartermaine of Spring Hill |
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School group c1903 |
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Outside early school. Teacher is Mr Liddington |
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Narrogin School |
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With second teacher, PJ Turvey and Miss Hardie. |
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First School c1898 |
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Now Old Courthouse Museum. Teacher, Mr Lynberg. |
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Narrogin School Fife and Drum band 1901 |
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Teacher PJ Turvey. Back L-T: J Brown, Oxman, S Ingram, JG Grainger, A Ingram. Front: H Brown, G Grainger, J Della, JA Walter, CF Walter, A Glasson, BG Walter, J Quin |
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Mallet bark stripping by Barry Kilpatrick |
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Mallet bark stripping |
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Taken near Highbury. Barry Kilpatrick is in the cart with his two men |
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First shearing plant at John Barron's farm Minigin. |
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The shearer on left is (?)McKenzie and standing at the back is John Barron (white shirt) with Vic French next to him. |
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Cuballing |
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Bousefield station master, standing by wagon |
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Stripping the wheat crop |
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GF Parson's property (Highfield) during the 1910-11 season. Les Parsons is on the stripper and Charles Eyden driver |
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Cutting Hay at Treforts'property. |
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Dam Sinking |
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Jack Sing & Jack Kilpatrick at Bruce Rock in the 1920s. |
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Hay crop at Treforts |
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August Trefort & son. |
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Threshing machine at Treforts |
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Chaff cutter working |
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Possibly at Treforts |
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Milk cart |
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Syd Giles driver |
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Wagon Load of building material |
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Tom o'Connor. |
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Narrogin Town Hall, built 1908. |
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First Roman Catholic Church, Earl Street. |
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Fire destroys Trading & Agency Co. |
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Fortune Street (west of Post Office) 27 Jan 1922, 6 am. |
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Fire at the Hordern Hotel 1922 |
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Fortunately most of stock was saved. |
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First Hordern Hotel c1892-3 |
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back view which faced first rail station |
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Opening of Agricultural Hall c1898 |
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Second School at Courthouse. |
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Fortune Street |
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Looking East from opposite Post Office c1920s |
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Road Board office built 1905 |
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With noticeboard bearing advertisement for Town Hall pictures. |
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Narrogin Butter Factory after July 1919 |
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Loading chaff at Narrogin Railway Station |
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Lou Hilder and his 7-horse team. |
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Loading chaff, Narrogin Railway Station |
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Teams of George Gould, AH Trefort, H Chipper. 1910. |
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Railway Station and chaff cutting before 1908 |
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Chaff cutting on Trefort farm. |
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Shillings staff, 1926: |
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L-R: A Anthony, Bod Howie, JH Shilling, Mrs Shilling, Ellie Keally, Alan & Brian Mowday, Jim Thornton, Bill Hancock, Miss Prout, Archie Smith, Tom O'Connor, MH Mowday, boy on bike is Joe Smith. |
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Fortune Street |
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Looking West from Town Hall. Williams butcher and Illingworth grocer. Post Office next |
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Federal S Street |
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Looking South c1912. Duke of York Hotel, Cornwall buildings, Road Board building on left |
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A W Manning' store and Town Hall about 1914. |
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Staff standing in front of store.
Bank of Australasia and the Library and Reading Room are in the Town Hall. |
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